Summoning, The (2017)

Product Description When a law student uncovers chilling secrets and places her life at risk, a bitter, rough-around-the- edges detective gets assigned to her case. Review Many people are gifted with a strong inclination to discovering mysteries and other unexplained occurrences. These adventure-seeking individuals will not be stopped by any circumstances even if it means endangering their own lives. This is one case showcased in the upcoming movie, The Summoning. A law student is relentless to find out the story behind the mysterious disappearance of one of her colleague in her town in Sugar Land, Texas. While many attempted, it seems that few have even come close to the real thing that happened to this other law student. According to Movie Insider, the movie, The Summoning, follows law student Rachel Iverson played by Leila Almas as she places her own life in danger trying to find out the real story behind the disappearance of another law student. The other law students who are missing in the movie are Clayton Ward played by Philip Adkins. Chief Lubbock played by Eric Roberts assigns Detective Jonathan Silva played by Jaime Zevallos to help her with the case. During the production of The Summoning, some of the cast and crew experienced an unexplained and eerie presence while shooting in the historic and haunted site Imperial Sugar Company refinery. Apparently, even off-screen hauntings seem to go along with the theme of the movie. The movie is a thriller based on supernatural occurrences. This is befitting to some as anything inexplicable, suspense-filled and thrilling sure tickles their fancy. The interesting question in the movie remains, will the case ever be resolved by Rachel? Will she have a good relationship with the detective assigned to her? For all its worth, will there even be a love story or at least a slight idea of the two developing some attraction to each other as the movie progresses? It is worth watching. Until then, The Summoning remains to be a movie worth the while of those who intend to watch it. --Parent Herald The mystery chiller stars Sweet Darling s Leila Almas as law student Rachel Iverson, who uncovers chilling secrets while investigating the disappearance of fellow student Clayton Ward (Philip Adkins). When she finds herself in mortal danger, bitter, loose cannon police detective Jonathan Silva (Animal Kingdom s Jaime Zevallos) is assigned to her case. Academy Award nominee and action movie icon Eric Roberts (Runaway Train, The Dark Knight) also stars, as police Chief Lubbock, with Razaaq Adoti (Resident Evil: Apocalypse, Black Hawk Down) and Rheagan Wallace, of upcoming sequel Hellraiser: Judgement. The film was written and directed by Alberto G. Rodriguez and produced by two-time Emmy winner Cristian Luna. summoningposter I had a great time working on The Summoning in Texas, says Adkins in the film s press release. Eric Roberts and Razaaq Adoti were both great in the film as well as on set. I learned a lot from working with them, as well as Jaime Zevallos and Leila Almas. This movie has a lot of great elements to it, offering something for all film lovers. It is character-driven, has plenty of action, and is an emotionally moving story. I hope you love it! According to the release, the cast and crew experienced an eerie presence while filming in the historic and famed haunted sites of Imperial Sugar Company refinery and the Richmond Police Department. Inspired by various accounts of hauntings and spookery in the town of Sugar Land, Texas, The Summoning deals with spirits returning from the other side to contact the living. Check out the trailer below. --Scream Horror Mag Chicago-born actor-producer Phil Adkins, who recently starred in the award-winning fantasy film 4am Gas Station Muzak, has announced that his latest movie, The Summoning, is being released worldwide on January 10, 2017, through Gravitas Ventures. The supernatural horror movie, based on hauntings around the town of Sugar